The Herzog & de Meuron-designed 160 Leroy was the top-selling Manhattan building last month (CityRealty)
Research from CityRealty shows that
160 Leroy interior rendering
160 Leroy's driveway entrance (CityRealty)
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The average price/ft2 for closings at 160 Leroy Street was $3,165, while the average price of a unit was $6.4 million. The biggest sale recorded in the Tribeca new development last month is also the biggest sale recorded in the building to date: The $11.3 million closing of Unit 9BN, a 2,792/ft2 four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bathroom. The building is almost completely sold out, with 41 of its 49 units closed and recorded in public records.
One57, #61B sold for $23.5 million
The $24.4 million in closings at 20 East End also came via just two sales in the Robert A.M. Stern-designed condo: The $15.5 million sale of Unit 11B and the $9.6 million sale of Unit 6B.
Check out the top 10 biggest-selling buildings in Manhattan last month below, and see other stats about the Manhattan real estate market in CityRealty’s August Monthly Market Report.
| Building | Aggregate Sales | # of Sales | Average PPSF | Average Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 160 Leroy Street | $57,311,295 | 9 | $3,165 | $6,367,922 |
| One57, 157 West 57th Street | $38,403,582 | 2 | $5,110 | $19,201,791 |
| 20 East End Avenue | $24,436,419 | 2 | $4,064 | $12,218,210 |
| The Bryant, 16 West 40th Street | $22,617,081 | 7 | $2,584 | $3,231,012 |
| The Evelyn, 101 West 78th Street | $22,358,188 | 2 | $2,526 | $11,179,094 |
| 10 Gracie Square | $21,600,000 | 2 | $2,289 | $10,800,000 |
| 252 East 57th Street | $21,354,520 | 4 | $2,464 | $5,338,630 |
| 360 Central Park West | $13,912,124 | 4 | $1,983 | $3,478,031 |
| Citizen360, 360 East 89th Street | $13,385,000 | 5 | $1,657 | $2,677,000 |
| The Greenwich Lane, 160 West 12th Street | $13,350,000 | 2 | $2,910 | $6,675,000 |
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